When Nathaniel Gamman built a one-and-a-half-story frame house with a mansard roof and Second Empire detailing for his growing family in the community of Janeville in the 1870s, he couldn’t have known that it would become the oldest surviving house in what is now known as Vanier.
Ottawa Community Services Committee (September 23, 2025) Remarks by the Vanier Community Association (VCA) Thank you, Mme Chair, my name is Chris Greenshields, president of the Vanier Community Association (VCA). I am pleased on behalf of the VCA to reaffirm our support to rename Vanier’s Émond Park in memory of…
Construction Update and Notice to Residents
Registration for the new Plant your Place! program is now open! Trees do more than just look beautiful—they help absorb rainwater, clean our air, store carbon, provide shade, and help cool down built up areas! Did you know that 40% of Ottawa’s urban area is private property? That means we…
The award was presented by historian Michel Prévost at an evening event and show featuring singer-songwriter Joëlle Roy, ambassador of Heritage Month, on February 19 at Casselman Catholic High School.
Construction Update and Notice to Residents
Comments by the Vanier Community Association (VCA)
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On September 25th 2024, from 4 to 6 p.m., we will be celebrating Franco-Ontarian Day at the Carré de la Francophonie de Vanier. Everyone is welcome!
The Vanier Community Association (VCA), in collaboration with the Vanier Community Service Centre (CSC Vanier), will officially unveil the first-ever Community Electronic Message Board (CEB) in Vanier.
